Identity-Based Manifestation: Clarity, Emotion, and Imperfect Action

Key Quotes

"Most people never manifest what they want and it's not because they're not trying but because they're doing it completely backwards they visualize for two minutes they hope for a miracle and then wonder why their life still feels stuck stressful or just out of alignment but manifestation isn't about luck it's not magic it's a skill and when you finally learn how to do it correctly you become addicted to it because it finally starts working for you and it does feel like magic when it starts to happen."

Lewis House explains that manifestation is often approached incorrectly, leading to frustration. He argues that it is not about luck or magic, but rather a learnable skill that becomes rewarding once mastered. This perspective reframes manifestation as a process that, when done correctly, yields tangible results.

"You can't manifest from confusion and this is a big thing you need to understand most people try to manifest from stress scarcity or emotional chaos and then they blame the universe when nothing changes but manifestation doesn't respond to anxiety it responds to alignment it responds to identity it responds to who you're being not just what you're wishing for."

Lewis House highlights that a state of confusion, stress, or emotional chaos prevents effective manifestation. He asserts that manifestation is not triggered by anxiety but by alignment, identity, and one's core being, rather than mere desires. This emphasizes the importance of internal state over external wishing.

"Nothing changed in my life until I shifted from wanting something that I didn't have to becoming someone and this is where things start to get interesting that's when manifestation started working."

Lewis House shares a pivotal realization in his own life, stating that significant change only occurred when he shifted his focus from desiring external things to embodying a specific identity. He suggests that this internal transformation is the key to making manifestation effective. This marks a turning point where his efforts began to yield results.

"All you need is a clear intention and an elevated emotion and when you combine that clear intention and an elevated emotion just like when a person is remembering the past and feeling the emotion you start holding on to that intention and you feel the emotion the stronger the emotion you feel the more you remember the vision and you can begin to remember your future."

Lewis House introduces a core principle for manifestation, quoting Dr. Joe Dispenza on the necessity of a clear intention combined with an elevated emotion. He explains that by holding this intention and feeling the associated emotion, one can "remember" their future, making it more tangible. This process links emotion and intention to the creation of future experiences.

"Your emotional state is your manifestation frequency you don't manifest what you want you manifest what you feel."

Lewis House emphasizes the critical role of one's emotional state in the manifestation process. He posits that individuals attract what they feel, not just what they desire. This statement underscores that the underlying emotional resonance is the true driver of what one manifests into their life.

"The moment you feel gratitude your healing begins the moment you're empowered and you're worthy you're stepping or generating abundance you're stepping towards your success now the moment you're in love with yourself and love with life and you see beauty in all things it's natural that you'll attract an equal so that's causing an effect right."

Lewis House explains the principle of "causing an effect" in manifestation, contrasting it with the traditional cause-and-effect model. He argues that by embodying feelings of gratitude, worthiness, and love, one actively creates the conditions for healing, abundance, and success. This perspective highlights proactive emotional engagement as a catalyst for desired outcomes.

"Conscious thought multiplied by action equals manifestation which I then read later in ancient texts that's what it sure is C T multiplied by A equals M conscious thought multiplied by action equals manifestation wow that's the formula."

Lewis House presents a formula for manifestation, stating that conscious thought multiplied by action equals manifestation. He notes that this principle, which he calls "C T multiplied by A equals M," was also recognized in ancient texts. This formula emphasizes that thinking alone is insufficient; it must be paired with action to achieve results.

"You cannot receive what you keep sabotaging and if you have been someone who has sabotaged anything in your life then let me know in the comments or send me a message on social media and let me know that you have sabotaged yourself because I know I have in the past and it has crippled me it has held me back no one else has done this to me I did this to myself because you can't receive what you keep sabotaging."

Lewis House identifies self-sabotage as a primary obstacle to receiving desired outcomes. He states that individuals often hinder their own progress, preventing them from receiving what they want. This point highlights the internal barriers that must be addressed for manifestation to occur.